After upgrading to Android 7, Flex mobile app doesn't open Soft keyboard when Bluetooth scanner is connected.
Flex IOS app has the same behaviour
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In PowerApps there is the very useful Barcode Scanner control. But it's available only on iOS or Android. Do some ways exist to use this control to scan QR-codes via a canvas app on a Windows 10 tablet?
Based on Microsoft documentation, The barcode scanner control is only supported on Android and iOS devices. All other platforms will show a warning that some features of the app won't work.
If you have windows 10 tablet, you can test your app and check if you have any limation since not all features are guaranteed to work.
Reference:https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powerapps/maker/canvas-apps/controls/control-new-barcode-scanner
I am very new to xamarin forms. I developed a simple autocomplete application in Xamrin forms using Visual studio 2017 enterprise version. I want to deploy that application to android phones. When I created the application, I selected Cross Platform app (xamarin.forms or Native). below is the image of visual studio run button:
and the properties of the project are below:
any article or any steps to deploy this application to android phones will be highly appreciated.
Set Up Device for Development - source - https://developer.xamarin.com
Enable Debugging on the Device - By default, it will not be possible to debug applications on a Android device.
Install USB Drivers - This step is not necessary for OS X computers. Windows computers may require the installation of USB drivers.
Connect the Device to the Computer - The final step involves connecting the device to the computer by either USB or WiFi.
Once a device is connected to your computer you will see your device like this
Now Click the green arrow to start deploy and debug.
additional - This link will show you how to debug and prepare APK for release
https://developer.xamarin.com/guides/android/deployment,_testing,_and_metrics/
When using Xamarin forms (VS2017 for Windows) for cross-app development, there is certain features that are not covered by the android emulator, such as Bluetooth. Is this any different with USB debugging? Assuming my app runs via USB debugging on an actual mobile device, would Bluetooth be available in my running app as if it was installed and running natively?
I just would like to know, if I can test all features that are missing in the emulator by using USB debugging or is there any other limitations in this case?
If you're using an actual device there are no limitations other than those imposed by the device itself.
Which Android box is suitable for testing and debugging android TV application?
I search some android boxes that links are given below :-
https://www.asus.com/us/Home-Entertainment/Nexus_Player/
http://www.mi.com/en/mibox/
Can these devices that is available on above link is compatible for debugging and testing Android TV application? If some know about other android tv box that is suitable for android testing and debugging Android TV application, please provide me link.
You can use whatever brand you want. You should check minimum Android version of application. Device's Android version must be equal or higher
You can check it from here
I am using FlashBuilder 4.7 with the latest Blackberry OS Tablet SDK.
I installed the SDK and published my app (After going throug the signing process to make sure the app is signed).
When running the game on a blackberry simulator all is well.
BUT - When installing the app on the actual device (clicking on the icon) the application simply does not launch.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Koby.
Never publish at the AppWorld without trying at the device first.
Either try debugging on the BB10 device - using the Flash Builder and watch the logs:
Or build the release .bar file and install it to your BB10 device using the blackberry-deploy.bat -installApp .... -password .... or DDPBInstaller